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The Forest Republican
Tionesta, Forest County, Pennsylvania
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Eva Dennison, 17-year-old daughter of Hornell, N.Y. postmaster George Dennison, eloped with 27-year-old Emil Hottinger, her aunt's suitor, but was intercepted by New York police at Jersey City on Wednesday. She returned home and changed her mind about marrying him.
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Eva Dennison, 17-Year-Old Daughter of
Hornell's Postmaster, Disappears
With Her Aunt's Suitor.
Miss Eva Dennison, daughter of
Postmaster and Mrs. George Dennison
of Hornell, N. Y., returned home after
a romantic elopement with Emil Hottinger
of New York. A few months
ago Hottinger advertised for a bride,
and Miss Dennison's maiden aunt, it
is said, answered the advertisement.
Correspondence is alleged to have fol-
lowed and Hottinger had gone to Rex-
ville.
While there he fell in love with the
niece, aged 17 years, and the elope-
ment was the outcome. Postmaster
Dennison at once notified the New
York police and when the couple
alighted from the train at Jersey City
they were met by an officer. Hotting-
er is 27 years old.
Dennison
has now changed
her
mind about marrying Hottinger and
is glad to get back home. The elope-
ment took place on Wednesday.
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Primary Location
Hornell, N. Y.
Event Date
Wednesday
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the couple was intercepted by police at jersey city; eva dennison changed her mind about marrying hottinger and returned home glad to be back.
Event Details
Eva Dennison, 17, daughter of Hornell postmaster George Dennison, eloped with Emil Hottinger, 27, of New York, who had originally courted her maiden aunt via a bride advertisement. Hottinger visited Rexville, fell in love with the niece, leading to the elopement. Postmaster Dennison notified New York police, who met the couple at Jersey City upon their train arrival.